I have no experience with it, but this promises local storage of health records: https://github.com/fastenhealth/fasten-onprem

Assuming recovery is possible

Ooooh now I see why you linked the other news story

Why does the article not have a picture of the winner?

I got that. I mean it got way worse

“6 years ago”. Now is way better of course

Brazil showing the USA how to act

I’m a registered Republican who just watched her party spend much of the summer pushing through new cuts to Medicaid. I’m also here to tell you why I’m an unlikely supporter of the program. My son’s life depends on government assistance.

What does she mean unlikely supporter? She supports the cuts? Or she supports Medicare? It doesn’t really look like an unlikely supporter when your child literally depends on it now is it?

Oh this is so cool! Did you make it yourself? Do they ever climb on the fence?

If it can be undone at all.

I agree it’s a sensationalized title. However it was also a very easy piece part to drive, great weather, good visibility. Yet still it failed. That is worrying.

Mostly agree, but;

The reality is that if China stops supplying the world with stuff, we’re fucked

The entire world relies on China’s cheap and available “stuff”, and it encompasses everything

I think is more their engineering expertise than cheap manufacturing. Cheap manufacturing can be easily moved to other countries as is already happening in India and Vietnam among others. However China has big expertise in high tech/large scale manufacturing in many areas like electronics, batteries, EV’s,… that doesn’t move easily.

However for those engineering domains China also strongly relies on other countries. In our world you can’t do everything alone.

The have enormous military power

They haven’t fought a war in 4 decades though.

lol @ “Out of context cats”, as if context would explain the behavior.

Has she lived outside the country before? Do you want to go somewhere else with her? If she wants to stay close to family why not try Canada? It’s close by, similar climate and time zone and culturally not that different from the north east.

Officially wouldn’t this be the normal usage of we? In royal we it would mean “I” right?

Alright thanks! so it means you’re showing RTT theoretical/RTT actual? That makes sense!

Super cool plot! Few questions, I was trying to read the scale bar. It says RTT/(1-(2*distance/c)). I guess that’s a typo? otherwise I’m not sure what it would mean.

Then the scaling goes up to 10, did you multiply by 10 or did you inverse the values? (Inverting would mean higher values = lower connectivity? which I guess is possible in Europe if we have to consider the routing ?).
Also it’s very interesting how uniform the whole American continent is.

Cool I’m super interested in the result. I’m marking the post!

Edit: I also love the visualizations, didn’t make that clear in first reply 🫣

Could you calculate shortest distance to each point (using for example haversine formula) and then divide each time you got by 2*distance/c to get some sort of normalized score for connectivity? Anything closely approaching 1 would be the optimal connectivity to that destination.

Edit: c would be speed of light

Tbh it would be really useful to see all the years before 2015 to see if there’s a trend